Expansible chamber devices – With fluid purifying means
Patent
1977-11-23
1980-08-12
Cohen, Irwin C.
Expansible chamber devices
With fluid purifying means
91488, 92158, 92181R, F15B 2104
Patent
active
042167043
ABSTRACT:
A piston for a hydrostatic piston machine, especially an axial-piston pump or motor in which the piston is formed with a ball head riding in a slide shoe which is supported by a fluid-pressure cushion against a countersurface, e.g. a swashplate. The piston is formed with a central passage which communicates with a bore in the ball head, this bore being provided with a throttle to prevent the fluid medium from being forced at an excessive rate into the fluid-pressure cushion and thereby lift the shoe from the countersurface. According to the invention, the end of the piston remote from the ball head is provided with a gap filter of large area and narrow gap width to prevent large particles from entering and blocking the passage and the throttle.
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Cohen Irwin C.
Linde Aktiengesellschaft
Ross Karl F.
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